State-run Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, which is currently working on the detailed feasibility report, is in talks with Saudi Arabia for a joint venture company to establish the greenfield refinery in Gujarat.
IOCL and CPCL are working on reconfiguring the refinery, an official said, hinting at project completion by 2030–31. The refinery was earlier expected to be completed by 2027 — already two years behind the original schedule.
In 2019, Saudi Arabia pledged to invest $100 billion in India in sectors such as energy, refining, and petrochemicals.
NRL, a subsidiary of state-owned Oil India Limited (OIL), has exported 8 TMT of diesel this month. Payment for 4 TMT has been received and the balance is expected in the next 30 days.
Assam-based refinery NRL supplies diesel to the country through a pipeline connecting its Siliguri marketing terminal with Parbatiput in Bangladesh.
India is aiming for a refining capacity of 450 MMTPA by 2030, up from around 250 MMTPA currently. In addition to new refineries, companies are also increasing the capacity of their existing units.
BPCL plans to increase its integrated refining and petrochemical capacities within the next five to seven years to meet growing energy demand, its chairman told shareholders last week
The representatives of the Indian Sugar & Bio-Energy Manufacturers Association (ISMA) met with Food Minister Pralhad Joshi to discuss a policy framework for the transition, which would expand beyond current ethanol, bioelectricity, and biogas production, a statement said.
The Andhra Pradesh government said the establishment of the refinery in the state “will augur well for increasing the refinery capacity of the country” and will help India in becoming a developed nation.
The U.S. Treasury officials, Eric Van Nostrand, assistant secretary for economic policy, and Anna Morris, acting assistant secretary for terrorist financing, will make the remarks at an event held by the Ananta Aspen Centre in New Delhi, the Treasury told Reuters on Wednesday.
The Assam-based company is increasing refining capacity from 3 MTPA now to 9 MTPA.
BPCL cited robust growth due to expanding market demand of the petrochemical segment in India as the rationale for setting up the unit and flagged the availability of propylene feedstock at its Kochi refinery
As part of 'Project Aspire', BPCL will grow its oil business and expand its renewable energy portfolio as it aims for a 2040 net-zero goal, G Krishnakumar said at its 70th annual general meeting
This new refinery, which will come up on about 1,300 acres of land in Nagapattinam, will produce petrol and diesel for BS-VI specifications and also polypropylene.
India has committed to reducing the emission intensity of its GDP (emissions relative to GDP) by 45 percent by 2030 from the 2005 level. It also aims to achieve net zero by 2070
Processing and refining capacities are crucial to move mineral finds up the value chain and to produce the required battery-grade compounds
The HPCL Rajasthan refinery would steer India to its vision of achieving 450 MMTPA refining capacity by 2030, Hardeep Singh Puri said.
The explosion occurred at 3:13 p.m. (0713 GMT) on Sunday at Panjin Haoye Chemical Co Ltd while workers were carrying out maintenance work at an alkylation facility.
Hurdles in land purchases are one of the key reasons for sluggish infrastructure development in Asia's third-largest economy.
Maharashtra Industries Minister Uday Samant said that the government has so far acquired 2,900 acres of the total 6,200 acres required for the mega refinery-cum-petrochemicals complex project which was first announced in 2015.
The development comes ahead of the visit of a delegation from Saudi Arabia led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to Pakistan next month.
The $50 billion-mega refinery project in western Maharashtra has been stalled since 2018 due to disputes over land acquisition.
The agreement between IOCL and Adani Group follows the investment decision by the board of IOCL in December 2021.
The newly added sanctions target 20 Russians including deputy chiefs of staff for President Vladamir Putin's administration, deputy chairmen of the state parliament, the head of the Chechen Republic and executives of companies with close ties to the government such as Volga Group, Transneft and Wagner.
The new refinery will be a joint venture between Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd and IOC.